@rohanpaul_ai: A really cool real-time video models for interactive characters and worlds just launched. A1 doesn't generate a voice a…
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Vivix.AI launched A1, a real-time video model for interactive characters and worlds that generates audio and video together in small consecutive segments, enabling seamless interruption and live, long-form conversation with persistent state.
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A really cool real-time video models for interactive characters and worlds just launched.
A1 doesn’t generate a voice and then animate a body to match it.
Here audio and video come out of the model together, in small consecutive segments. The speech and the movement belong to the same chunk.
That matters when you cut in. In a pipeline where speech is generated first and animation follows, an interruption means stopping two systems and hoping they stop in the same place. Here there’s one stream to redirect.
Someone can talk to a character for thirty seconds or thirty minutes, interrupt it mid-sentence, change the topic, ask it to cross the room. The model can’t plan the whole clip up front.
Vivix.AI (@VivixLabs_HQ): Create your own character. Call the shots. Live.
Introducing A1 Playground + Agent: build a live AI character that talks, moves, and plays with you.
Create yours: https://t.co/NtO2zveu5Q
Their look. Their personality. Their voice. Your choice. Describe who you have in mind,
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